Fixing cables on rough walls/ceilings DN20
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This small 3D printed bracket lets you fix a zip tie to a rough wall or ceiling to hold a cable or small tube in place.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Mechanical Parts
- License
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Description
This small 3D printed bracket lets you fix a zip tie to a rough wall or ceiling (concrete, brick, etc.) to hold a cable or small tube in place.
It is screwed to the wall with a single screw, then the zip tie snaps into the central slot and keeps your cable neatly secured. 🛠
The idea is to replace standard nail clips or saddles with a cleaner, reusable solution that works well on uneven surfaces in garages, basements, or workshops. ✅
Features
Compatibility: designed for standard zip ties (adjust width to your model, e.g. 4 mm wide, 1.5 mm thick). 📏
Mounting: 1 central screw (countersunk head recommended). 🔩
Shape: V‑shaped body that pinches the zip tie and prevents it from sliding. 📐
Use cases: power cables, network cables, low‑pressure hoses, small PVC tubes, etc. ⚡
Orientation: can be mounted on walls or ceilings, in any direction. ⬆⬇
Print settings
Technology: FDM 🖨
Recommended material: PETG or ABS for garages/basements; PLA is fine for dry indoor use. 🌡
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Infill: 20–30%
Walls: 3 perimeters
Supports: none
Bed adhesion: no brim needed if your bed has good adhesion
Usage tips
Drill the wall first and install a wall plug if required. 🧱
Screw the bracket in place, then insert the zip tie into the slot. 🔧
Tighten around the cable or tube and cut the excess tie. ✂
For heavier loads, use several brackets along the run. 📍